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What is the cost and requirements for Australians entering Thailand, particularly regarding visa on arrival or exemptions?

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Mar 25, 2024

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how much does Visa on arrival cost for australian, and do you need a photo printed out or do they want a photo on your phone ￼￼

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Australian passport holders do not require a visa on arrival but instead receive a Visa Exempt entry stamp for 30 days at no cost, which can be extended for an additional 30 days for a fee of 1,900 baht. Immigration staff will take a photograph of you upon arrival; no printed photo or photo on a phone is necessary. If staying at a hotel, a TM30 form will be handled by the establishment.

Darin ********

Sorry you only need to do tm30 if living in Thai home, all hotels are required to do on your behalf. Tm30 is proof of residence

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Darin ********

Immigration will take your photo and give you shares photos extension 1900 plus 250 for photos and if you need tm30 it’s 300 baht extra

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thank you for your help🙏🙏

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Phil ******

there's no such thing for Australians. You however can enter Thailand on a Visa Exempt stamp good for 30days and of course its up to immi. Its free

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Katrin *******

You need only your passport for visa excempt.

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Frances ********

I needed a passport picture and a TM30 on file.

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To get into Thailand?

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Frances ********

no, to get a 30 day extension.

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@Frances *******

Ah. Misunderstanding. I thought you ask what you need for getting into Thailand.

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Graham ******

That is what the OP was asking

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Rob **********

There is no such thing as a visa on arrival for Australian passport holders, you will get a 30 day visa exempt stamp free of charge on arrival with the capacity to extend it one time only for another 30 days for 1,900 baht

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Jan ******************

And then he’ll also need just a pass photo for his extension.

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@Jan *****************

also TM30 depending on where his extension will be done.

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Graham ******

You get a 30 day Visa Exempt entry stamp with an Aussie passport, no fee, they take your photo and fingerprints

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Lynnette *******

There isn't a visa on arrival for Australian passport. They are given an exemption and enter for 30 days with no visa. This can be extended for extra 30 days at immigration.

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